Danny looks at buying a house, a house that is relatively big and one that can occupy his friends, so he has a butchers at Hampton court Palace, but will it be good enough for the east end star?
The Real Danny Lyer - Hampton Court Palace
Am I right in thinking this is now appearing 3 times in these forums, twice in this very thread?
Are these different edits?
Quote: dannyjb1 @ August 9 2013, 4:10 PM BSTAm I right in thinking this is now appearing 3 times in these forums, twice in this very thread?
Danny Lyer's a certified lethal weapon - he doesn't play by the rules, man.
I think its 4 times
Damned good , again but when are we going to see your other characters?If Danny Dyer meets his maker in the foreseeable future you're going to be stuffed .In my opinion which is of little consequence .Cheers.
Actually Danny Dyer has followed me on twitter and RT'd the last few episodes, hes a fan! My views and time line have gone mental which is great. As for other characters I have some seriously genius ideas but im concentrating on Lyer at the minute because its really starting to take off. May I add I really appreciate you watching the vids, thank you.
That was the first of your videos I've seen, and I really enjoyed it.
I assume the dialogue's mostly improvised?
Thanks mate, all the dialogue is improvised. I just go to a location and see what happens, I don't plan anything, probably should!
Good on you then. If it's working keep doing it . But you are a good actor with more up your sleeve.
Very funny. When you said "benjamins" being american for cash, my mind was going...Franklin...Disraeli...? I couldn't find the link.
It kinda reminded me of Partidge, claiming he knew Bono, he turned at this stately home and was walking round shouting shouting for Bono.
Look forward to seeing more.
I liked this is one less, it's getting a lot closer to annoying character pesters the public.
You're still funny and engaging.
But you've over played the one guy improving.
I'd suggest getting a second character who pops up, or script it just a little more.
Sorry to sound like a broken record, but there's just not enough content or humour and the videos are far too long. I love the character, but it seems improv can only take you so far and I'd really concentrate on writing some scripts.
You have certainly got nerve TEEDN - and possibly a better cameraman. I preferred this one because it caught the reactions of other people better. To be frank, I really disliked the character initially. He seems to be a bit of a toff's concept of ordinary folk and what some ordinary folk have been turned into by events through no fault of their own. But I have kept coming back to it because he does have something. There is a bit of mystery to him for all of his ways. That makes what I am going to say next a bit of a challenge.
Is there any clip of you as you? Somehow that matters. I don't really mind how you speak or what your background is and it wouldn't affect my judgement. I would, though, like to know what you think of him. That could be done in writing but we wouldn't then be wholly clear. I guess what I am suggesting is that either he is just an over-the-top idiot to be laughed at or there is an element of pathos too. I do think the latter is hinted at but it needs to be weaved in gently to fill him out and make him just a bit more engaging.
I remember watching some of these ages ago and not being overly keen. However, I quite enjoyed this one and like the interaction with the public. I think it would be sharper though if kept to a 5 minute length. Also, as others have said, maybe cut down on the improv and get some scripted bits in - Sacha Baron Cohen does this and it's worked pretty well for him. One final note is that you might want to invest in some audio equipment as the sound of the wind made it look a little amateur.